Tree in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “tree”

• മരം (maram) — Tree. A tree; the same word also means wood or timber.
• വൃക്ഷം (vriksham) — Tree.
• അഗം (agam) — That cannot move, mountain, tree.
• വല്ലഭം (vallabham) — Skill, ability, a tree,.
• അകില്‍ (akil) — A kind of sandalwood, the indian cedar tree.
• അഗ്നിമുഖി (agnimukhi) — The gayathri mantra, a kind of tree, kitchen.
• അത്തി (aththi) — Fig tree.
• അമ്പഴം (ambazham) — Hog plum tree.
• അശ്വത്ഥവൃക്ഷം (ashwatha vruksham) — Pipal tree.
• ആത്തച്ചക്ക (athachakka) — Fruit of the custard apple tree.
• ആപ്പിൾ (aappil) — Apple, the round red or green fruit of the apple tree.
• ഇല (ila) — Leaf. The leaf of a plant or tree; also a banana leaf used as a plate.
• ഇലകൾ (ilakal) — Leaves, the leaves of a plant or tree; the singular is ila.
• ഉന്നമുരിക്ക് (unnamurikk) — Silk cotton tree.
• ഒറ്റത്തടി (ottathadi) — A person with no close relatives, branchless trunk(Of a tree), a bachelor.
• കടപ്പിലവ് (kadappilavu) — Bread-fruit tree.
• കടമരം (kadamaram) — A kind of timber tree.
• കപ്പളം (kapplam) — The papaya tree.
• കമ്പ് (kambu) — Branch of a tree, stick, cane, measuring rod.
• കറിവേപ്പില (kariveppila) — Leaf of the curry-leaf tree.
• കറുവാ (karuva) — Cinnamon tree, bark of cinnamon.
• കളഭം (kalabham) — Perfumed sandal paste, young elephant, the 'Kadambu' tree (Eugenia Racemosa), arrow.
• കവരം (kavaram) — Branch of a tree.
• കശുമാവ് (kashumaav) — Cashew tree.
• കാമുകം (kamukam) — A species of jasmine, the Ashoka tree.
• കാറ്റാടി (kattadi) — Whirling toy-fan, paper toy which whirls in the wind, Casuarina tree or whip tree, long sails (propellers) that turn on a central shaft.
• കുക്കുരം (kukkuram) — Dog, a kind of tree.
• കൊമ്പ് (kombu) — Branch. The branch or bough of a tree; also an animal horn.
• ജാതി (jaathi) — Caste, kind, tribe, race, rank, position, nut-meg tree, jasmine, hearth, fire-place.
• ദിവ്യഗന്ധം (divyagandham) — Cinnamon tree, divine smell.
• ധാത്രി (dhaathri) — Earth, foster mother nurse, gooseberry tree, gooseberry.
• പഞ്ഞിമരം (panjimaram) — Cotton tree.
• പടുമരം (padumaram) — Wild timber tree.
• പനസം (panasam) — Jack tree, jack fruit, thorn.
• പാടല (padala) — Durga, cow, the Lodh tree.
• പാദം (padham) — Foot, leg, one line of a verse, base (of a tree or mountain), footstep.
• പാരിജാതം (parijatham) — A divine tree (got from the ocean of milk when it was being churned by the Devas (gods) and Asuras according to Hindu mythology), a tree with fragrant flowers, fragrance.
• പിലാവ് (pilavu) — Jack tree.
• പീലി (peeli) — Tail-feather of a peacock, eyelash, tender leaf- blade of a palm tree, mountain, gold, decorative fan made of peacock feathers used in state or temple processions.
• പുന്ന (punna) — Indian laurel tree.
• പുലിവാല്‍ (pulival) — Tiger's tail; (idm.) a difficulty which one can neither avoid nor face (like holding a tiger by its tail around a tree).
• പുളി (puli) — Sourness, fruit of the tamarind tree, acidity, curry made from tamarind fruit juice.
• പുളിമരം (pulimaram) — Tamarind tree.
• പുളിയില (puliyila) — Leaf of the tamarind tree.
• പൂമരം (poomaram) — Flowering tree.
• പൂവന്‍ (poovan) — Cock, male bird, one having flower, a kind of plantain, tree that doesn't bear fruit, Brahma.
• പെരുമരം (perumaram) — A kind of soft-wood tree (Ailanthus Excelsus).
• പോതി (pothi) — Hill, peepul tree, Goddess (sl.).
• ഫലിതം (falitham) — Humour, witticism, joke, tree bearing fruits.
• ഭുജം (bhujam) — Arm, branch, a side of a triangle, branch of a tree, trunk of an elephant.
• മരത്തണല്‍ (marathanal) — Shade of tree.
• മാങ്ങ (manga) — Mango. The fruit of the mango tree, eaten raw or ripe.
• വടം (vadam) — Banyan tree, strong, thick rope.
• വേര് (veru) — Root. The root of a tree or plant that holds it in the soil.

വൃക്ഷം (vriksham) is the Sanskritic equivalent and belongs to poetry, botany and signage; അഗം (agam) and വല്ലഭം (vallabham) list tree among many old meanings and no one would use them for the thing in a garden.